This is one of those “a fish trying to understand a horse” situations, but as long as there’s consent all around and everyone’s happy; GLHF.

Oh for sure. And we do. I believe her agreement with the meme stems from the fact that my hobbies and interests don’t lend themselves to creating cheating opportunities. I mean I’m sure there are Lego Hoes out there, but they aren’t looking for my face/lack of funds.

She’s worked on it for a while. Therapy and walking away from the church helped.

Personally I find the background image to be the creepy thing.

The one with the least amount of repeat offenders.

I see according to the company the plural form should be Lego. I’ll try and change that in how I speak. It’s still early for me so I don’t think correcting my wife’s grammar is a good thing to do.

The gossipy kind.

Sometimes… Man sometimes this is too damn accurate.

If only.

You’ll find someone. Might require a bit of a car trip, but you’ll find someone.

That and she gets tired of telling coworkers about what she did over the weekend and be told that her husband must have something wrong with him since he doesn’t like sportsball or going clubbing.

She says go poach your own unicorn.

I may not fit all aspects of the meme, but enough of it is on point that it’s accurate for her.

You see I was willing to give you a little bit of a concession in that I do agree that it doesn’t take a mechanic to realize that the knocking sound in an engine is probably a bad thing. But you would need to be a mechanic or at least mechanically minded to know exactly where in the engine that noise is coming from what part it is what part needs to be fixed how best to go about getting said part that needs to be replaced installing the part and then charging for labor. And while it’s true that any one individual is not infallible usually when you get a collective of experts in their field they’re not all going to be wrong at once in the same way. And I’m sorry but somebody doing armchair research from their computer at home is not going to be able to suddenly stumble upon the answer that a panel of experts completely ignored.

Also my wife didn’t make the meme she just has the meme saved

Afraid not.

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What did you post? If it was something bashing me I assure you I can take the hit.

No, it’s a comment about people refusing to believe professionals and experts know their field of study because they can’t understand the problem themselves.